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Monthly Archives: March 2014
WHERE ARE YOU FROM?
I finally heard from my union rep on Wednesday, after leaving a nasty message on his answering service that morning. He told me to go ahead and file for unemployment, a little bit of advice I could have used … Continue reading
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Tagged being bilingual, chauvinism, ethnicity, jingoism, Love, part-time work, satisfaction, unemployment, what's important, writing
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LOOKING FOR GOD (in all the wrong places)
Last Tuesday night I went to an event called “Bughouse Spin,” at a place actually called the “Bughouse” in Bushwick. It’s basically people telling stories, “Spinning,” as denoted in the name of the event, and the theme for the … Continue reading
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Tagged acceptance, beauty, Bughouse Spin, God, lack of religion, Love, open-mindedness, powerlessness, religion, spirituality, tolerance, tolerance/intolerance
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WHAT TO WEAR TO YOUR OWN EXECUTION
Well, ok, it wasn’t an execution, just getting fired, but it sort of felt like that. I was summoned; I got a call Wednesday morning from some functionary at the union telling me to be at the management company’s headquarters … Continue reading
SPIRIT IN THE SKY
A few weeks ago, right after Maggie’s funeral and memorial in Hudson, my friend Bill asked me to write about it, but there were so many accounts in the newspapers and on line I felt that doing so would … Continue reading
